... BANKRUPTS. James Davies, tin plat so , t,r, Ca-rleon, came up oo his final rx4ns n4tion, enpirir ed by Mr. Graharn.—There was no opposition, and the bat.kropt received his discharge. William Joyner, publican, came up on his last ex.minstion, supported ...

... BANKRUPT. In ye Dobbs and Son. —An application was again made to Judge Herbert on Tuesday, for a postponement of the last examination of these bankrupt till the 9th of August. The solicitor for the assignee opposed the application, unless the cdsts incurred ...

... BANKRUPTS. Re Daniel John, publican, Marshfield. —This bankrupt passed his final examination and received his order of discharge.---He was supported by Mr. Raby, Cardiff, and there was no opposition. Re Thomas Gregory, eating-house keeper, Newport.— As ...

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... BANKRUPTS. Re Charles Church, innkeeper, Newport.—This was a last examination.—Mr. R. J. Cathcart appeared for the assignees.—No opposition was offered by any of the creditors, and the bankrupt was granted his ordsr of discharge. William Watts, haulier ...

... Newport.—This bankrupt also passed, and obtained his discharge order. in re Henry Iggulden, commercial traveller, Christchurch.—Bankrupt passed, and received his disch irge. In re Daniel Lewis. —Mr. Cathcart appeared in support of the bankrupt, and Mr. Lloyd ...

... creditors.—The bankrupt and his wife appeared to treat the matter with considerable levity._ Ri Macbeth, intaseeper.—This bankrupt passed without opposition. ReJames Baldwin, Maindee, innkeeper. —Mr. Morgan appeared to support the bankrupt on behalf of ...

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... BANKRUPTS. John Evans, beer retailer, Talywain, came up on his first examination unopposed, and supported by Mr. E. B. Edwards.—After s itisfactorily answering several questions his Honour informed the bankrupt that he would be entitled to his discharge ...

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